Some East Valley Fire workers got overpaid. Paychecks were over by almost $1,500 a piece. The Fire Chief told me it was a mistake during a change in the time keeping system.

A Yakima mini-mart is selling porn dvd's right out in the open. You emailed us about it, so I went to check it out. And what I found was surprising.

YAKIMA -- One local apartment manager wanted her dumpsters replaced... but they never were.

A West Valley first grader passed out prescription drugs to his friends while on the playground. I asked the principal what's being done and whether a loss of the DARE program could be part of the problem.

KENNEWICK - Sandstone Cafe has just opened up an Ice Cream shop to their restaurant. It's now called "Sandstone Cafe and Creamery." Jordan Steele went to check it out on St. Patty's Day as we gear up for the summer months.

Pharmaceutical salesman Robert Gary Jones, ear buds in, listening to his iPod while jogging neither saw nor heard it and was struck from behind Monday evening and killed instantly.

Yakima -- Men's Journal magazine says Yakima is a great place to call home... one of the best.

Longer school days and a longer school year. Sunnyside high schoolers could be looking at both next year. It may be the only way the district can snag millions in grant money.

Yakima  --  Take a look.  A bigger and better Ike High School is getting closer to groundbreaking.

Yakima -- Take a look. A bigger and better Ike High School is getting closer to groundbreaking.

YAKIMA -- You might think the arrest of an accused killer would stop the violence for his neighbors, but that isn't the case.

Ams lose regular season finale, 2A State Basketball, and Eisenhower Boys Soccer Dominates Hanford!

YAKIMA COUNTY -- No texting... no talking... no exceptions. It could soon be a primary offense to use a cell phone while driving, but some people still don't think a new law will be effective.

They're everywhere. And many are breaking city rules. Sandwich billboards, hocking everything from food and wine to big time sales. Now a crackdown. And it all started with the DreamGirls Espresso Stand on Yak Ave.

After hoisting champagne glasses to cheer the end of their two-month regular session Thursday night, state lawmakers must reconvene at high noon Monday to actually finish their work - balancing a $2.8 billion gap in the state's budget.